How’s Your Inbox?

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4.9 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 17 May 2022

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Scott Van Pelt and Stanford Steve play a road game from the PGA Championship at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Okla. The guys discuss the tournament, why Steve think it’d be impossible to lose a ball on the course, Scott predicting he’ll consume double-digit Diet Cokes on Thursday, meeting Internet friends, the city of Tulsa, the price of beer at the tournament, Scott’s message for casinos across America and a weekend full of game sevens. Plus, a new twist on What I Hate, and their PGA picks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	SP pod road game.
0:06.8	Stanford Steve alongside living on Tulsa time.
0:12.9	After your inbox.
0:16.0	I had to log into the old core account here and let your ESPN email address.
0:25.9	That's the one.
0:27.9	Just a heads up if you've sent me something there in the last.
0:31.2	Oh, I don't know five or six years didn't catch it.
0:36.5	How many emails you got in there?
0:38.9	On the red.
0:40.8	Uh, 36,730.
0:47.0	So if I'm behind on like the compliance training and stuff, we'll get that.
0:51.7	We'll get you sorted out.
0:54.4	If you had an urgent matter.
0:57.7	I hope it resolved itself.
0:59.3	Sorry.
1:00.7	As I used to put on my out of office message, Hey, it's God.
1:06.5	I'm going to be in Tulsa for the week.
1:09.0	If you have an urgent matter, please just call my cell phone.
1:12.8	If you don't have my cell phone number, we don't know each other well enough to have a matter.
1:18.1	There would be urgent, right?
1:20.4	Yeah, that's very good.
1:22.8	So anyway, 36,730.
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